Funny Way To Get Stuck!!!!

[Johnny-CAT!]

This One is For You Junior:laugh::laugh:

Well i guess my friend thought he would bring tiller over for me, said he would put it end of railway (which crosses our driveway so we use it for a short-cut) and i can pick it up there, so when he got there he un-hooked it but then decided to bring it in....... well i guess he was driving to fast and went over a bump and tiller bounced off and he had enough speed that it went over and all 4 wheels are off ground so he was stuck:laugh::laugh::laugh: no damage to tiller and luckily i had 272C to come rescue him:laugh::laugh:

[Dirtman2007]

help.... somebody I need some help! LMAO

Thats funny as all get out:laugh:

[Junior M]

bahahahahahaha!


I about did that with the bucket, I hit a bump while hauling ass through that field on that last clearing job(bucket wasnt hooked up btw) and it flew off when i bounced over a stump.. :laugh:

[stuvecorp]

I'll remember that the next time I'm running around with an attachment on but not latched.:eek:

[Scag48]

Oh man, that's hilarious! :laugh:

[CAT powered]

That's why I like the hyd. coupler on my CAT. No issues with getting lazy and not properly hooking attachments.

[Dirtman2007]

Did anyone happen to see that sign in the background of pic 1 that said "SLOW" I guess they should have spun it around so he could see:laugh:

[jefftb]

This is no joke....I once airmailed an empty light materials bucket due to this very reason. I had to move a machine from one spot, go to the drop area where we try and keep attachments, and switch attachments on the machine. The machine had a bucket on it and we needed the vibe plow.

I thought I would be smart and unlatch the coupler as I walked up to save me the aggravation of getting in/out +1 times.

As I approached the drop area, I'm really (still to this day) not sure what happened with my left hand but the machine starting bucking (huckity buckity as I call it-damn crappy ISO pilots) as I was changing the angle of the bucket for the drop with my right, it pitched the machine up and back sharply, the bucket broke free, and shot forward about 2 feet and landed next to the forks. I sheepishly looked around to see if my guys could see what happened. I got out and put the plow on and moved on. I really do know that this can happen.....To this day I will not allow anyone on my payroll to move a machine with the attachment in the unlatched position.

[AWJ Services]

Was there Beer involved?

[bobcat_ron]

Hmmmmm, a Gehl humping a Bobcat attachment..........that must mean something.

[BigDigger]

Hmmmmm, a Gehl humping a Bobcat attachment..........that must mean something.


HAHAHAHA....yeah surely there is a song in that...:laugh:

[Digdeep]

Did anyone happen to see that sign in the background of pic 1 that said "SLOW" I guess they should have spun it around so he could see:laugh:

Good catch! I didn't see that when I first looked at the picture. I've had attachments fall off the coupler because I didn't engage the pins but I have to say that I've never come close to climbing over the attachement.

[YellowDogSVC]

I've done it. First time I had a tree shear about 12 years ago. Didn't latch it down.
Here's another one; had a customer offer to put wedges down on an auger. I let him then lifted the attachment and took off. Auger came off and because I was carrying it high to avoid the auger bit dragging, it bounced and came through my lexan destroying my door and scratching the heck out of the lexan. I don't let anyone help now. they always want to..but never do it right!

[landtech1]

Hmmmmm, a Gehl humping a Bobcat attachment..........that must mean something.
04-25-2009 06:45 PM
Yeah, Gehl is one of the few machines with balls to do that.:weightlifter:Scott